I’ve considered lots of options (all real estate based since I can do a 1031 exchange and avoid the capital gains tax).

Hi @Rochelle Gerber , Capital Fund 1 is a great lender for AZ, CO, TX, TN and GA.

I'm starving for more and i have very limited capital.

I could see this potentially on a short term rental as we see some significantly larger returns, or just to put down capital on a short term loan and then refi as you mentioned.Have you had any experience or success in a mid-term rental market?

Hi @Ian StedmanI would leverage that capital against a hard money loan or DSCR loan to buy a property.

The real value I see in the course is that he has access to more capital than most investor would trust me with.

But get an LLC and rent from it personally...any cleaning expenses, paying your mortgage etc. come from the LLC's bank account, any outside money that you need to fund the account will be a capital contribution and then you will be able to do cost seg on that property.

If a deal makes sense with the cost of capital where it is, then it will make even more sense when the cost of capital goes down.Same thing happened in 08-10.

Public REITs have seen a strong return to capital markets in 2024, raising $64.9 billion by Q3.

Considering the high rates at this time and opportunity to lock in tax free capital gains of 500k, suggest you sell and lower mortgage on your new home